Clay Travis

And we've already enacted plans.

We're not just doing talk about this.

We had a big event last week where we shared with industry and all our international partners how we're going to do it.

We dropped RFIs, RFPs, had breakout sessions the next day because now we're in execution mode.

Yeah, absolutely.

So I'll tell you what SpaceX did, which is so important, is they figured out how to reuse the rocket again.

And not months later, but to do it in weeks.

Why does this matter?

I mean, think about it.

If you were traveling with your family to Disney World, but you had to throw away the 737, how much would it cost to get to Disney World, right?

That's not how we want to do it anymore.

SpaceX pioneered rapid reusability of the first stage of the booster.

And what that did is it brought the cost

to put mass in orbit down materially.

Now, what does that serve?

That serves a lot of different applications.

You can now have high-speed Internet in low-Earth orbit, but it has national security applications as well.

I mean, the satellites that we use in conflict for observation, for communication, for command and control, those are all put up now far more affordably than ever before.

thanks to reusability.

But it's also great for science and discovery, right?